Asthma & Allergy Associates, P.C.

03/12/2026

Cold weather often brings more time indoors, increasing exposure to common food allergy triggers and cross-contact in shared spaces. Understanding how winter conditions can influence food allergies can help families stay alert and better prepared.

Learn which factors may increase the risk of food allergies during the colder months and how to recognize symptoms early.

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Can food allergies be more severe in winter? Learn how cold weather, asthma, and indoor conditions can affect food allergy symptoms and risk.

03/10/2026

Many people believe they’re allergic to penicillin, yet most can safely take it after proper testing. Carrying a penicillin allergy label can limit treatment options and lead to unnecessary alternative antibiotics.

Familiarize yourself with the symptoms, causes, testing process, and treatment options in our latest blog.

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Penicillin allergy symptoms, causes, and testing explained. Learn why most people outgrow penicillin allergies and when to see an allergist.

02/26/2026

Sneezing, congestion, body aches, and fatigue can all feel the same at first. Knowing whether you have a cold, the flu, or seasonal allergies makes a big difference in how you manage symptoms and when to seek medical care. Allergies tend to linger and cause itching or watery eyes, while the flu often comes on quickly with fever and body aches. A common cold usually brings milder symptoms that improve within a few days.

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Cold, flu, or allergies? Learn the key symptom differences and when to see an allergist at Asthma and Allergy Associates in Colorado Springs.

02/21/2026

Living with a peanut allergy often raises questions about long-term management and whether a cure is possible. This blog explains current treatment options, ongoing research, and what patients and families should know about managing peanut allergies safely.
Understanding the facts can help people make informed decisions and set realistic expectations when working with an allergy specialist.

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Learn whether peanut allergies can be cured, current treatment options, and how allergists help manage reactions and long-term risk.

02/21/2026

Celiac disease can show up in many ways, and symptoms are not always easy to spot. Digestive issues, fatigue, skin concerns, and nutrient deficiencies are some of the signs that may point to an underlying problem. Recognizing these symptoms early can help people seek proper testing, manage the condition, and protect their long-term health.

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Read about several symptoms of celiac disease which include abdominal pain, bloating, cramping, diarrhea, loss of appetite.

02/05/2026

Ongoing sinus pressure, congestion, facial pain, or headaches could be signs of chronic sinusitis rather than a passing cold. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and available treatment options can help you know when it’s time to seek care and find lasting relief.

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Learn what causes chronic sinusitis, common symptoms, and how an allergist can help you find long-term relief from sinus pressure.

02/02/2026

Living in a low-income neighborhood can increase exposure to asthma triggers like air pollution, mold, pests, and limited access to consistent medical care. These environmental and social factors contribute to higher asthma rates, especially among children, and can make symptoms harder to control over time.

Awareness is an important step toward prevention, early diagnosis, and better long-term respiratory health.

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Explore the key factors behind increased asthma rates in low-income communities and how families can access better care.

12/18/2025

Feeling worn out from endless calls, menu options, transfers, and repeated verification steps with insurance? Prior Authorization Fatigue is very real, and it affects patients and providers every day. Our latest blog walks through the common frustrations and why this issue matters.

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Learn about prior authorization fatigue syndrome. This condition is the direct result of the circuitous process of prior authorization (PA).

12/10/2025

The holidays bring plenty of shared dishes, which can hide allergens like dairy, nuts, soy, eggs, or wheat. Ask about ingredients or bring a safe option before you eat.

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In the midst of holiday season, it's prudent to be cautious about hidden food allergies. Here is a list of common holiday food allergies ...

11/02/2025

Many who think they’re allergic to penicillin may not be. Testing can confirm whether it’s safe and help you get the right treatment.

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Most people with a penicillin allergy can safely retake it. Learn how penicillin allergy testing helps ensure effective antibiotic use.

04/02/2025

Doctor Fulton will be joining a panel of presenting physicians at the 2025 Aspen Allergy Conference!

02/04/2025

Houseplants do more than brighten up your space. Houseplants can improve air quality, reduce allergens, and even help with congestion and stress. 🌿

Learn how introducing greenery into your home can benefit your health in our latest blog: https://aacos.com/blog/health-benefits-of-houseplants/

Reduce your allergy symptoms. Avoid getting colds. Here is a list of how houseplants might help reduce your asthma and allergy symptoms.